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Before anything else: the source of the water, and how far it reached.

Why a Florida building stays wet: the four things that set that clock, laid out once for the whole state.

Bonita Springs: why buildings stay damp

From an air handler dripping in Sandpiper Isle at Pelican Landing, Merano at the Colony, and Capri at Pelican Landing to a slab that stays damp elsewhere in Bonita Springs, one call connects you with a local pro working the area. Close to 11,900 Bonita Springs homes are held for seasonal use, their air in each owner's absence ruled by the thermostat left behind.

The housing, by era

About 11,862 of the 39,895 homes in Bonita Springs were finished before 1990, around a median of 1998; a home's age can show in where its condensate drains and what its floor sits on. Nearly three homes in ten are held for seasonal use, and where an owner leaves a portable dehumidifier running in a closed house with its hose led to a floor drain or the laundry standpipe, a hose that slips free empties the summer's collected water across the floor instead.

Humid months and wet months

The normal dewpoint in Bonita Springs stays at or above 70 degrees around the clock from July through September, reaching 75.5 in August; June is the wettest month, with 10.33 of 53.39 inches, both figures recorded 12.6 miles away. June brings the most rain of the year, and the flexible supply ducts beneath a manufactured home then carry the coldest air in the house through the dampest air on the lot, and where a duct's inner liner has torn, that cold reaches the insulation and the outer jacket sweats along the run.

The soft spots here

  • Portable dehumidifiers left running in closed seasonal houses, nearly three homes in ten, whose drain hoses slip from the drain and empty across the floor
  • Flexible ducts beneath manufactured homes, about one structure in nine, where a torn inner liner lets cold air into the insulation and the outer jacket sweats
  • Septic systems at 630 homes on record, whose drain fields by late June share their ground with the season's rain and have little room for the household's water

Water Damage Restoration services in Bonita Springs

Each card below is a different source of water. Local pros in Bonita Springs handle calls about any of them.

Areas covered around Bonita Springs

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Frequently asked questions

How should a dehumidifier drain in a Bonita Springs house closed for the summer?

Into a fixed drain, with the hose fastened so it cannot pull free. Nearly three Bonita Springs homes in ten are held for seasonal use, and a dehumidifier left running in a closed house collects water every day. A hose that slips from a floor drain or standpipe sends all of it across the floor, under the cabinets and into the base of the walls for as long as the unit runs.

Why is the duct jacket wet under a Bonita Springs manufactured home?

Manufactured homes make up about one Bonita Springs structure in nine. Where one carries its cooled air through flexible ducts beneath the floor, each duct has an inner liner, a layer of insulation and an outer jacket. Once the liner tears, cold air reaches the insulation, the jacket runs colder than the June air around it, and water beads along it and drips. Replacing that length of duct ends it.

Does a dehumidifier replace the cooling in a closed Bonita Springs house?

Not entirely. A dehumidifier takes water out of the air but gives off heat as it works, so in a closed house in June the rooms warm while it runs. Where the cooling is set high but still on, the two work together: the cooling holds the temperature down, and the dehumidifier removes the water that the short cooling cycles of a closed house leave behind.

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